Can an App's Layout Be Customized Separately for Desktop and for Mobile?

Yes. In Jestor, once you enter builder mode for an app, you can switch between the desktop version and the mobile version, organizing the components independently for each one.

Why splitting layout by device matters

A layout designed for a large computer screen doesn't always work well on a small phone screen. Elements that make sense side by side on desktop might need to stack on mobile to stay readable.

What can be adjusted separately

Position and order of components in the desktop version
Position and order of components in the mobile version, independently
A preview of how the app will look on mobile, right from your computer
The same data and features, just organized differently per screen

How to customize the mobile layout in Jestor

Open the app's builder mode
Switch between the desktop version and the mobile version
Rearrange components to fit the available space on each version
Save — the app now displays the correct layout depending on the device

Process automation accessible on any screen

Having layouts optimized for both desktop and mobile ensures process automation keeps working well even when the team needs to handle something urgent from their phone, without needing to be at a computer.

Table Summary

Version	What can be rearranged
Desktop	Component position and order
Mobile	Component position and order, independently

Video Tutorial: Step by Step

Video: Ep 10: How to Use Jestor on Mobile and Tablet — video tutorial showing this feature in practice, right inside the Jestor interface.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to build the app twice, once for each device? No, the data and features are the same; only the visual organization is adjusted per version.

Can I preview what it looks like on mobile without leaving my computer? Yes, builder mode shows a preview of the mobile version right on your computer screen.

Does the app work on mobile even without manually adjusting the mobile layout? Yes, but adjusting it manually improves the experience, making better use of screen space on jestor.com.

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